Pocatello Band to Play at Ross Park Sunday Evening
The Pocatello municipal band directed by Guy Gates performs the second concert of the summer series at Ross Park Sunday at 7 p.m. The program features Emblem of Freedom Light Cavalry Overture Diane Colossus of Columbia Home on the Range Semper Fidelis Besame Mucho Barnum and Bailey's Favorite Lohengrin El Capitan with a mix of light classics and popular favorites.
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Pocatello
Guy Gates
Ross Park
Emblem of Freedom
King
Light Cavalry
von Suppe
Diane
Charmaine
Yodes
Colossus
Columbia
Water Users Seek Changes at Fort Hall Project
Fort Hall Water Users association president Sam A Dunn traveled to Washington to press the Indian bureau on reforms. J C Craig urged a conference with Secretary Krug to discuss increased water allotment, white settler influence in irrigation policy, boundary system completion, canal maintenance and funding, and a shift to reclamation bureau oversight. He notes 31 643 acres under water on the Fort Hall project with 26 615 farmed by whites and 15 765 owned by whites while 10 850 acres are leased. Craig favors moving control from the Indian service to direct project engineer supervision. Also, Joe J Trujillo of 100 Campus Drive, a ISU student, says he is not the Joe Trujillo arraigned for intoxication. Liquid air was first produced in 1895.
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Sam A. Dunn
Fort Hall
Craig
Fort Hall Association
Gibson Sand
Dunn-Martin
Indian Service
Reclamation Bureau
Joe J. Trujillo
Idaho State College
Joe Trujillo
Police report arrests and local events in Pocatello
Claude Richardson 1520 North Arthur was arrested Saturday for failing to stop at Arthur and Carson. He must appear in police court Monday. The Pocatello Riding Club meets today at 9 to 11 am at the O R Baum ranch for a chuck wagon breakfast and a 25 mile ride, with access from Mink Creek road west of Jack Zieharth place. Ramon Esquival faced a Friday preliminary hearing on assault with a deadly weapon in Justice Chas W. Hyde’s court. bail set at 1000 to advance to district court. Assistant County Attorney Samuel Adelstein represented the State. Police report a smart salesman sold fireworks to East Side merchants. city ordinance prohibits sale and possession of fireworks per sections 215-216-217 from 1922. Mayor George R. Phillips was advised Saturday that he was appointed to the Idaho Municipal League board of directors. convention planned for September-October with Boise meeting prior. Rose Perez and Albert Washoe were arraigned Saturday for disorderly conduct, each fined 25 dollars, after arrest at the La Paloma rooms. Victor Bu-
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Claude Richardson
North Arthur
Arthur and
Carson
Pocatello Riding Club
O. R Baum
Ramon Esquival
Court of Justice
Chas. W. Hyde
Esquival
Frank Marcias
Pocatello
East Side
R. J. Roubidoux
George R. Phillips
George Huebener
Emmett
The
Idaho Municipal League
League
Boise
Idaho
Rose Perez
Albert Washoe
la Paloma
Victor Bu
Theatres listings for CHIEF ORPHEUM and Rialto this week
The Chief shows Pursued with Mitchum and Wright and Farmer's Daughter with Young and Cotton. Orpheum features Les Miserables with March and Laughton, Stanley and Livingstone with Tracy, and The Westerner with Cooper. Rialto offers The Stranger with Robinson and Young, The Big Sleep with Bogart and Bacall, and Ride of frontier serials.
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Pursued
Robert Mitchum
Teresa Wright
Judith Anderson
Allan Hale Jr
Freddie Stewart
Juneisser
Farmer's Daughter
Loretta Young
Joseph Cotton
Ethel Barrymore
Lone Wolf
Mexico
Gerald Maly
Sheila Ryan
Orpheum
Fredric March
Charles Laughton
Spencer Tracy
Richard Green
Nancy Kelly
Gary Cooper
Walter Brennan
Laurel and Hardy
Oxford
Clifford Penn
Robert Armstrong
Jimmy Wakely
Lee
Lasses
White
Kenny del
Henry Fonda
Gene Tiemmey
Judy Canova
Humphrey Bogart
Lauren Bacall
Nevada Sky
Roy Rogers
Gabby Hayes
Annie
Eddie Albert
Faye Marlowe
Gail Patrick
Redwood Valley
Bill Elliot
Local arrests and fines in Green River area cases
Gene Ribick was fined 15 dollars for soliciting orders for pictures in violation of the Green River house to house ordinance. Lester Tracy charged with intoxication also fined 15. credited with 29 prior arraignments. Austin Gould 14, Indian, transferred to juvenile court for intoxication after liquor given by his uncle. Bobby Jean Forrest 26, a Negro, pleaded not guilty to vagrancy. Art Werite fined 15 with 5 suspended for intoxication. William H. Childs fined 10 for speeding up to 40 mph. M R Wolf forfeited 2.50 bond for failing to stop at Center and Eleventh. Lee C. Dobrzynski forfeited 2.50 bond for failing to stop at Center and Second. Ralph W. Vorman forfeited 5 for failing to stop at Center and Second. Mildred L. Byers forfeited 2.50 for failing to stop at Main and Clark. Henry Palmer forfeited 2.50 for failing to stop at Fifth and Lander. Douglas L. Phelps 21, 450 unspecified.
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Gene Ribick
Green River
Lester Tracy
Austin Gould
Poy
William H. Childs
Portnuef Park
Main
Gould
M. R. Wolf
North Twelfth
Lee C. Dobrzynski
North Arthur
Ralph W. Vorman
Mildred L. Byers
RFD
Main and
Clark
Henry Palmer
Fifth
Lander
Douglas L. Phelps
Local Drivers Face Traffic Charges In City Court
Wayne charged with speeding fined 15 dollars for driving from Pocatello avenue and Fifth to Center and First at up to 45 mph. Daniel D. Lloyd 24 of Grace forfeited 20 dollars bond for speeding on South Fifth blocks. Melvin Clark 30 of 340 South Eighth failed to appear after running a light at Center and Second. William M. Bunce fined 5 dollars for failing to observe a traffic light at Fifth and Halliday. Harvey Williams awaiting preliminary hearing Tuesday on illegal sale of intoxicating liquor in justice of the peace court per Samuel Adelstein. Police Officer R M Phelps of the Pocatello department handled the case.
Officer narrowly escapes as revolver explodes during practice
A 38 Smith and Wesson revolver exploded in an officer's hand during department target practice at First and Lewis. The cylinder blew out, a shell discharged through the barrel, and a shell lodged through the cylinder. The officer is deafened in one ear from the blast.
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Smith & Wesson
Lewis
Department
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Beall
Philco
Henriksen
DEEP
Frigidaire
South Main, Pocatello, and
American Falls
Fred Allen
Pinkerton Dramatic School
Dancing Princess
Choo” the Clown
of Doodle Doo
6Th Ward Church
Pocatello Stake
Universal
Universal Jeep
Truck & Bus Equipment Company
North Becond
Fifth and Halliday
Harvey Williams
Charles W. Hyde
Samuel Adelstein
R. M. Phelps
Pocatello Department
the Royal
Royal Shoe & Harness CO
Y.M.C.A
Krebs
Pinehurst
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